Sentence examples for march backward from inspiring English sources

Shagged-out soldiers march backward on the spot; the musicians wag their instruments.

Mr. Meyer added: "It is a march backward in what was once a bipartisan tradition for openness in government and a belief in the rule and sanctity of law.

A new face, with a new infallibility chakra under his papal hat, may be the Church's last best hope for what is now called "putting the past behind us"—"the past," in this case, including decades of rampant, officially closeted pedophilia, involving thousands of priests preying on tens of thousands of children and continuing its long march backward.

That is not the end of the march backward.

Coinbase is much closer to offering security token products after acquiring a FINRA-registered broker-dealer in June, effectively backward-somersaulting its way into a state of regulatory compliance.

Backward, march!

But there is no excuse for the Senate's backward march.

Part of the terror of September 11th was the gleaming skyscraper become a tomb, the seeming backward march of time, the horror of the unreasonable.

Scott Fenwick, editor, On the Fire, Chicago: Stuck in a tactical rut, Chicago's backward march into the MLS playoffs has Fire Nation wondering what might have been.

How unbearable to live with the backward march that began in the early 1980s, was halted during the Labour years, and now reverses faster than ever.

The sudden and largely secret decision by the trustees of the Science Museum to relinquish the major part of the photography collection now in the National Media Museum, Bradford Bradfordd rages at museum's 'cultural vandalism', 4 March) is a backward step in our understanding of the importance of visual culture.